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Tiffany's Blue Book was the first mail-order Catalogue in the U.S.: 1845

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Tiffany's Blue Book was the first mail-order Catalogue in the U.S.: 1845

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Mass Production was popularized: 1910s to 1920s

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Mass Production was popularized: 1910s to 1920s

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by Henry Ford's Ford Motor Company, which introduced electric motors to the then-well-known technique of chain or sequential production. Craft Production started to decline and craftsmanship along with it.

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United States enters WWI: (The War of Production) December 7, 1917

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United States enters WWI: (The War of Production) December 7, 1917

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Mass Production of tanks, airplanes, ambulance and munitions. WWI was the first conflict to benefit from this fast and efficient means of mass production. The US government enlisted auto manufacturers to help crank out airplanes and engines, spearheading production.
These World War I-era production systems laid the groundwork for factory processes in place today—from Germany’s highly efficient car factories to China’s fast-moving consumer technology plants. Now as global centers of manufacturing shift to new emerging markets in Latin America and Asia, the movement of assembly lines continues to wind on, snaking its way onto ever more factory-room floors.

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The Rise of Private Automobile Ownership: 1918-1929

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The Rise of Private Automobile Ownership: 1918-1929

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The increased mobility offered by the automobile, suburban development began to fill in the star-shaped city created by streetcar lines. Development on the periphery became more dispersed as workers were able to commute longer distance to work, as businesses moved away from the center city, and as factories, warehouses, and distribution centers were able to locate outside the railroad corridors due to the increased use of rubber-tired trucks.

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Inclusion of the Motor Vehicle in Master Suburban Plans

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In 1932, some 250,000 households lost their property to foreclosure. A year late, half of all U.S. mortgages were in default. The foreclosure rate stood at more than 1,000 per dat

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FDR's New Deal created the Home Owners Loan Corporation: 1933

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FDR's New Deal created the Home Owners Loan Corporation: 1933

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Which began purchasing and refinancing existing mortgages at risk of default. HOLC introduced the amortized mortgage, allowing borrowers to pay back interest and principle over twenty to thirty years instead of the then standard five-year mortgage that carried large balloon payments at the end of the contract.

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Fresno Municipal Sanitary Landfill created in 1937

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Fresno Municipal Sanitary Landfill created in 1937

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Before the first municipal dumps appeared on the map in the 20th century, humans either burned their garbage or buried it on the outskirts of town to avoid disease. This landfill is considered the first modern, sanitary landfill of its kind, and future landfills followed suit.

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Allowed many young families to purchase their own homes, often located in rapidly expanding suburbs.

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American soldiers returned home to a country quite different from the one they had left. Wartime production had helped pull America's economy out of depression, and from the late 1940s on, young adults saw a remarkable rise in their spending power. Jobs were plentiful, wagers were higher, and because of the lack of consumer goods during the ware Americans were eager to spend.

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Levittown: First Mass-Produced Suburb 1947

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Levittown: First Mass-Produced Suburb 1947

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Levitt & Sons planned a community for returning WWII veterans. Regarded as the archetype for postwar suburbs throughout the country.

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Discovered in 1997

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Discovered in 1997

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Formed gradually as a result of ocean or marine pollution gathered by ocean currents. It occupies a relatively stationary region of the North Pacific Ocean bounded by the North Pacific Gyre.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture and EPA announced the U.S. 2030 Food Loss and Waste Reduction goal: September 16, 2015

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture and EPA announced the U.S. 2030 Food Loss and Waste Reduction goal: September 16, 2015

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The first-ever domestic goal to reduce food loss and waste. The goal seeks to cut food loss and waste in half by the year 2030

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Legally binding international treaty on climate change.

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Amazon delivers over four billion packages in the United States: 2020

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Amazon delivers over four billion packages in the United States: 2020

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More Plastic than Fish by Weight in Ocean: 2050

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More Plastic than Fish by Weight in Ocean: 2050

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Each year we produce nearly 300 million tons of plastic and by 2050 there will be more of it than fish in our oceans by weight.

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The Amazon, the American Midwest tropical, and India will become too hot to live in by 2500

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The Amazon, the American Midwest tropical, and India will become too hot to live in by 2500

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Unless CO2 emissions drop significantly, global warming will make the Amazon barren, the American Midwest tropical, and India too hot to live in by 2500.

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/climate-change-could-make-some-areas-of-earth-uninhabitable-by-2500/

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How climate change could make some areas of Earth uninhabitable by 2500

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Experts say that if we fail to meet the Paris Agreement goals, many places on Earth will change drastically and become too hot to live in by 2500.